philchillbill wrote:
> Try for artwork now (I fixed a typo). I have no logical explanation for
> either a black screen or for no sound. Is the Show's firmware up to
> date? Amazon recently fixed quite a number of bugs in the Shows. Or is
> your Show on a different WiFi network/subnet to LMS?
>
castalla wrote:
> Favs 2 and 3 play but artwork is now the radio mast.
>
> Fav 1 (global player - LBC UK) no sound and black screen. Same for Fav
> 4 (BBC World service) from BBC Sounds plugin..
>
> Tested on Show 5
Try for artwork now (I fixed a typo). I have no logical explanation for
philchillbill wrote:
> You should now have icons for the /imageproxy/ favorites. Let me know
> how it goes.
Favs 2 and 3 play but artwork is now the radio mast.
Fav 1 (global player - LBC UK) no sound and black screen. Same for Fav
4 (BBC World service) from BBC Sounds plugin..
Tested on
castalla wrote:
> Thanks. Will be tomorrow before I can test. Will report back.
Sure. The lack of audio on TuneIn might be a geo restriction when
playing via Amazon (who knows where that server is located). Anyway? You
can play any tunein station outside of LMS involvement by just saying
philchillbill wrote:
> You should now have icons for the /imageproxy/ favorites. Let me know
> how it goes.
Thanks. Will be tomorrow before I can test. Will report back.
castalla wrote:
> It's the LBC UK stream via Global Player...
> We need someone else to test the same Global link to see if it's me or a
> general issue?
You should now have icons for the /imageproxy/ favorites. Let me know
how it goes.
Paul Webster wrote:
> It is a URL relative to LMS
so equivalent to
> h t t p://lmshost:9000/imageproxy etc
>
> It is a built-in proxy in LMS that can reduce external lookups and
> perform image scaling.
Thanks Paul. That makes sense. Ill just grab it from the url-decoded
external path when
philchillbill wrote:
> You should have audio for favorite 1. No idea why it does not play. You
> do see the icon for that because it's
> https://herald.musicradio.com/media/b2aee6ab-1883-4cb5-867d-8d7fcfa1c451.png
> which is 'normal'.
>
> The icon for fav 2 is
>
It is a URL relative to LMS
so equivalent to
h t t p://lmshost:9000/imageproxy etc
It is a built-in proxy in LMS that can reduce external lookups and
perform image scaling.
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute,
castalla wrote:
> TUNEIN for favs 2 and 3
> Fav 1 is a stream using the Global Player plugin - icon but no sound.
>
> All report as AAC.
You should have audio for favorite 1. No idea why it does not play. You
do see the icon for that because it's
philchillbill wrote:
> I'll bet the offending favorite plays via an LMS plugin? The plugin
> makes sure that the correct icon shows in LMS. But when streaming,
> you're likely not going via the plugin and therefore losing the icon.
>
> TBH, icons are not that exciting for streaming anyway and
castalla wrote:
> Works fine on squeezebox.
>
> The artwork shown is a grey box with a music note (which on squeezebox
> and lms shows as station logo or current track playing)
I'll bet the offending favorite plays via an LMS plugin? The plugin
makes sure that the correct icon shows in LMS.
philchillbill wrote:
> The Alexa app only shows an update when a certification round is needed
> due to voice model changes. Nothing changed in the voice model in recent
> months but the code changed a-plenty.
>
> When you say "no artwork shown" for the favs that actually player, what
> was
castalla wrote:
> I just tried with 2 different favs. Sound this time...no artwork shown.
> Then back to fav 1 and no sound but artwork.
>
> I'm really confused - in alexa app the info says it was last updated 6
> months ago.
The Alexa app only shows an update when a certification round is
philchillbill wrote:
> Do things work ok on regular Squeezebox players? Did you set an assumed
> player?
>
> The logs show successful streaming of LBC1, which your Echo Show also
> acknowledged with AudioPlayer.PlaybackStarted. It looks like you then
> issued a STOP intent, correct?
>
> Try a
castalla wrote:
>
> I tried 'stream favourite 1' on my Show 8. It loads the metadata screen
> (nice!) but there's no sound
>
Do things work ok on regular Squeezebox players? Did you set an assumed
player?
The logs show successful streaming of LBC1, which your Echo Show also
acknowledged
After a long break I reactivated Mediaserver...
I tried 'stream favourite 1' on my Show 8. It loads the metadata screen
(nice!) but there's no sound
What could I be doing wrong?
V5.4 is now live, with the most important change being that artwork
displayed on your Echo's Screen is now *persistent*. Every 6 seconds,
the Echo polls the skill for an update of the artwork/metadata,
increasing to every 2 seconds in the last 6 seconds of a now-playing
track so as not to miss
Tip: The Material skin looks better on an Echo Show in so-called
-Desktop -mode (don't confuse this with Material's own Desktop/Mobile
paradigm this is a separate Amazon term). You can set the Show to
default to this mode by going to
Settings --> Device Options --> Web Options --> Browser -->
https://vimeo.com/658138372
When you tap the cover-art image on a now-playing APL screen,
MediaServer now launches the *Material Skin* on the Echo Show's screen,
with full touch functionality. The address bar at the top can be swiped
upwards to hide it. The player targeted in MediaServer will
I made a short demo video showing the usefulness of the new touchscreen
controls in MediaServer on the Echo Show 8" Gen 2.
https://vimeo.com/657601012
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p.s. to existing subscribers, apologies for the fact that the amazon isp
process doesn't provide a means to credit or extend your subscription
accordingly.
MediaServer V5.2 is now live, with heavily-revised APL content for Echos
with screens.
Almost all commands now support *touchscreen* interaction giving
MediaServer *hybrid voice/touch control* for the best of both worlds
(touch is only available under subscription).
First off, the ImageList
raglencross wrote:
> Vote number 2 from a big fan of the Alexa Show. The more touch
> functionality the better to complement voice control, as we all have
> become very touch oriented when presented with a screen. Do you intend
> to make listing possible for other categories such as genre,
Vote number 2 from a big fan of the Alexa Show. The more touch
functionality the better to complement voice control, as we all have
become very touch oriented when presented with a screen. Do you intend
to make listing possible for other categories such as genre, year, album
artist, etc.?
philchillbill wrote:
> https://vimeo.com/653170040
>
>
> Any thoughts on how useful this would be?
Yes, definitely gets my vote.
Having only recently got an Echo display device, it's the one feature
that i thought it was missing. I was going to request it, but didn't
think it was possible.
https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/653170040
Now that I'm getting the hang of APL, I can easily capture user-input
from touchscreen Echo Show devices. See the above quick-and-dirty video,
which shows a beta copy of MediaServer (called 'Playground', so I can
test both the live and beta skills
philchillbill wrote:
> 36333
>
> The NowPlaying screen display on Echo Show devices has been updated.
>
> Finally, there's a progress bar at the bottom of the screen (on larger
> Echos, not the smaller ones) to show the percentage of the current track
> that has already played. It does not
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The NowPlaying screen display on Echo Show devices has been updated.
Until now, this used a standard Amazon APL template intended to show an
image and some plain text. It had the annoying characteristic of
aligning against the right side of the screen when the text was short,
meaning that
MediaServer used to treat folders in your favorites hierarchy as
unplayable items. However, I've just added a new feature that *queues
all the sub-favorites in a folder* when you ask to play/stream a
folder-of-favorites. You'll be told the name of the first child-item in
the folder that actually
philchillbill wrote:
> I've created an 11 minute video that shows some of what MediaServer can
> do these days when your Echo has a screen and coverart/metadata can be
> displayed.
Useful summary video showing a small subset of vast range of commands
made available in this comprehensive
I've created an 11 minute video that shows some of what MediaServer can
do these days when your Echo has a screen and coverart/metadata can be
displayed.
https://vimeo.com/651080656
Enjoy!
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Version 5.0 of MediaServer is now live and automatically deployed when
you use the skill. The Amazon app will -not -list it as updated as there
were no changes to the voice model however, there are many, many
changes to the code:
* First off, most *spoken responses* are quite a bit
slartibartfast wrote:
> The max2play version isn't related to the OS version. It could still be
> years old. When did you first install it and which image did you use?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Its a few years old. Getting new sd card and will upload new
image
wimsnijd...@onetel.com wrote:
> Running version 2.54. I'll try and update to the latest and install
> again.The max2play version isn't related to the OS version. It could still be
years old. When did you first install it and which image did you use?
Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
philchillbill wrote:
> I just downloaded a fresh m2p (m2p_buster_rpi-v253.img) and created an
> SD for it. Selected 'Linux ARM' on the easy-setup page and transferred
> setup.sh to my pi 3B using SmarTTY. When I ran the script *it installed
> without errors*:
>
>
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>
> So the script (as
wimsnijd...@onetel.com wrote:
> whatever version i download the same result. i also tried to download
> through different machines. Same result.
I just downloaded a fresh m2p (m2p_buster_rpi-v253.img) and created an
SD for it. Selected 'Linux ARM' on the easy-setup page and transferred
setup.sh
whatever version i download the same result. i also tried to download
through different machines. Same result.
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wimsnijd...@onetel.com wrote:
> Doesn't work. Switched off Kaspersky and downloaded all versions of
> Linus script with the same result when running sudo. I pass on the worst
> case solution of the binary as i am not confident on how to set that
> up.
>
> thanks
What does your max2play run
wimsnijd...@onetel.com wrote:
> Doesn't work. Switched off Kaspersky and downloaded all versions of
> Linus script with the same result when running sudo. I pass on the worst
> case solution of the binary as i am not confident on how to set that
> up.
>
> thanks
What does your max2play run
philchillbill wrote:
> Looks like the downloaded ngrok zip is corrupt. Maybe run the script
> again and see if it gets it on a second try? Your virusscanner might
> somehow have messed up the file. Worst case, go to the ngrok site and
> download the binary manually.
Doesn't work. Switched off
wimsnijd...@onetel.com wrote:
> Gelukt, i am in. The password was wrong. Downloaded the Linux installer
> and transferred to Max2Play to home/pi and ran the sudo.
> But.
>
> What did i do wrong?
Looks like the downloaded ngrok zip is corrupt. Maybe run the script
again and see if it gets
Gelukt, i am in. The password was wrong. Downloaded the Linux installer
and transferred to Max2Play to home/pi and ran the sudo.
But.
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What did i do wrong?
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wimsnijd...@onetel.com wrote:
> Dank je,
>
> Problem is that i don't know how to access the max2play PI. I tired to
> connect with filezilla but host does not connect.
Try an ssh client (e.g. putty or SmarTTY) and login with username pi and
password max2play.
Dank je,
Problem is that i don't know how to access the max2play PI. I tired to
connect with filezilla but host does not connect.
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wimsnijd...@onetel.com wrote:
> Hi,
> I managed to get the skill working on windows 11 for a day. Restart of
> the laptop resulted in Kaspersky issues and tunnel lost. Now i want to
> install on my max2play PI.
> Anyone with a setup guide to get it running on max2play?
> much appreciated.
Hi,
I managed to get the skill working on windows 11 for a day. Restart of
the laptop resulted in Kaspersky issues and tunnel lost. Now i want to
install on my max2play PI.
Anyone with a setup guide to get it running on max2play?
much appreciated.
An old Amazon bug where an Echo would indicate STOPPED when actually
PLAYING has resurfaced. This means that you may sometimes have to say
stop or pause twice to actually stop streaming. It's not the skill's
fault but if enough people have an issue with it then I can workaround.
The problem with
philchillbill wrote:
> From the logs, it looks like ngrok had died (somehow) after pushing the
> updated details initially, so no tunnel was found at the latest known
> url. When you re-ran the script, that update pushed the correct latest
> ngrok url and so it worked. As with all things
slartibartfast wrote:
> Exactly the same. I opened updater.sh to edit the uuid and saw the same
> string.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
>From the logs, it looks like ngrok had died (somehow) after pushing the
updated details initially, so no tunnel was found at the latest known
philchillbill wrote:
> Don't see why that would matter. The skills are blissfully unaware of
> your setup. When they fail due to an expired tunnel, they check my
> server what your updater script pushed and update themselves with that
> if the uuid matches. Are you sure the 'old' and' new'
slartibartfast wrote:
> So the mystery is why did the skills fail initially. Is it because they
> were already linked when using the old server?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Don't see why that would matter. The skills are blissfully unaware of
your setup. When they fail due to an
philchillbill wrote:
> Yep. You can run the new update script at any time and the message
> should indicate success. Updating is always allowed, even if nothing
> actually changes. Presume the new file is .sh?So the mystery is why did the
> skills fail initially. Is it because they
were
slartibartfast wrote:
> The old updater was python. Anyway just checked the new update script
> and the uuid is exactly the same as on the old server. Does that mean
> now it is linked the updater should take care of it in future?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Yep. You can run the
philchillbill wrote:
> Yes. Theres a link in the footnote in the easy-setup help.
>
> What language is your updater-script in (Perl, Python, bash, sh, pwsh)?
>
> Tip: note down your uuid this time in a notes.txt file [emoji41]The old
> updater was python. Anyway just checked the new update
Yes. Theres a link in the footnote in the easy-setup help.
What language is your updater-script in (Perl, Python, bash, sh, pwsh)?
Tip: note down your uuid this time in a notes.txt file
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philchillbill wrote:
> If you do everything (download the script, link the skills) in the same
> browser tab then localStorage takes care of it all. If you use different
> tabs then browser security prevents leakage of localStorage so the
> stage-tracking is lost.
> If you just refresh the tab
slartibartfast wrote:
> The automatic linking doesn't work either it just tells me I need to run
> set up.
> I have since disabled both skills. Do I just need to link them and
> insert the new uuid into the updater script?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
If you do everything
philchillbill wrote:
> If you retrieve the uuid from the script on your old install and paste
> that into the script in your new install, you won't need to re-link. You
> were very likely issued a new uuid when you re-did things, while the
> skill(s) as linked expect to be updated using the old
slartibartfast wrote:
> I have just made a new server installation on Raspberry OS Bullseye
> having previously used Buster. This time I used the easy setup script
> and everything went well as far as I could tell.
> The final line logged was
> "Skill (s) successfully updated with (new) tunnel
I have just made a new server installation on Raspberry OS Bullseye
having previously used Buster. This time I used the easy setup script
and everything went well as far as I could tell.
The final line logged was
"Skill (s) successfully updated with (new) tunnel details."
Alexa tells me my ngrok
Fixed a bug where specifying the name of a player embedded in a
PlayPlaylist or PLayFavorite would not work unless an assumed player was
defined. As a positive side-effect of the fix, the concept now scales to
the use of the -Fetch -intent for Spotty Playlists and Spotty Podcasts.
You can now specify a player name together with the favorite name when
using the PlayFavorite command. Same is true for the PlayPlaylist
command. :cool:
If you say e.g. "Play favorite Radio Paradise *on the* Kitchen player",
the bridge /(?:in|on)\s(?:the)?\s?/i will be used to split your
If you request a non-existent nested favorite via the DOT syntax, the
skill will now mention the name of the nearest higher-level favorite
that -does -exist to assist with your counting.
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Well, I'll be damned, I never noticed that you could set the random
mixes as favourites! The people who originated LMS and those who now
maintain it have thought of everything. Probably why it continues to be
my favourite music server for the last 20 years
Just checked the audio vs screen
raglencross wrote:
> I have not tried "play some..." and "play something by..." (Overlooked
> in a such a feature rich command set:confused:). They will do the trick,
> save for by year and all genres. The former is not particularly
> important to me, but I sure like to play my entire library
I have not tried "play some..." and "play something by..." (Overlooked
in a such a feature rich command set:confused:). They will do the trick,
save for by year and all genres. The former is not particularly
important to me, but I sure like to play my entire library (i.e. all
genres) when using
raglencross wrote:
>
>
> "Play/stream -song/album/artist/year- random mix"
> This would randomly play/stream your entire library.
>
> "Play/stream -song/album/artist/year- random mix by -genre-".
> This would randomly play/stream only the specified genre for your entire
> library.
Regarding
philchillbill wrote:
> Sure. It would of course require a new Intent to be created and
> therefore certification by Amazon. How do you envisage asking for it and
> what exactly would it do under the hood?
>
> By the way, are you having issues with playing favorites by DOT
> notation? I thought
raglencross wrote:
> Would it be possible to implement play/stream random
> song/album/artist/year mixes from your entire library, as you can do in
> the LMS GUI by selecting all genres?
Sure. It would of course require a new Intent to be created and
therefore certification by Amazon. How do
Would it be possible to implement play/stream random
song/album/artist/year mixes from your entire library, as you can do in
the LMS GUI by selecting all genres?
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Quite a refactoring to use Javascript's newish 'optional chaining'
operator for de-structuring deeply-nested data-structures :D. While I
was at it:
* The NowPlaying handler for remote streams from Spotify, Qobuz, Deezer
and Tidal has been rewritten to provide nicer results.
* PlayAlbum and
I've updated my Amazon Lambda function for MediaServer to use nodejs
14.x instead of 12.x. Please advise if you notice any anomalies.
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When -playlist_loop[0].type- is present in the JSON and has a value of
*BBCSounds*, the skill will now respond to NowPlaying intent requests
with `This is: '${artist}', on ${title}. ` -artist -seems to be
populated with the programme name and -title- with the station name so
hopefully this makes
I've re-written the now-playing intent handler to more graciously handle
missing tags. For local libraries, there are now 32 different spoken
responses possible, depending on what combination of title, artist,
album, albumartist and year are known. I'll add similar granularity to
remote streams
slartibartfast wrote:
> My Show 1st gen is 670680920 which is higher than shown on the list.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Same here...
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Paul Webster wrote:
> That particular Echo Dot of mine is a 2nd generation model ... which
> according to the Amazon list should be at version 670680720 but is at
> 94320 ... implying perhaps that it will be updated soon.My Show 1st gen
> is 670680920 which is higher than shown on the
That particular Echo Dot of mine is a 2nd generation model ... which
according to the Amazon list should be at version 670680720 but is at
94320 ... implying perhaps that it will be updated soon.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio
Paul Webster wrote:
> Just FYI but one of my Dot devices (always connected) is at version
> 94320 but that is not listed at
> https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GMB5FVUB6REAVTXY
Yes, that page is what I looked at to determine the up to date software
versions and,
philchillbill wrote:
> Interesting that it is the stereo pair that does not stream. I'll bet
> they will stream individually if you unpair.
>
> From this post requesting that Amazon add a feature, it would seem that
> it is a known problem that stereo pairs are not supported.
>
raglencross wrote:
> Thanks, Paul, for your suggestion. Per post 1006, the firmware on all 4
> Alexas are up to date. Two stream, an Echo Show and a Dot, and a Gen 1
> Echo and two Gen 2 Echoes in a stereo pair do not.
Interesting that it is the stereo pair that does not stream. I'll bet
they
Just FYI but one of my Dot devices (always connected) is at version
94320 but that is not listed at
https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GMB5FVUB6REAVTXY
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
Paul Webster wrote:
> Might be worth checking the device firmware versions to see if there is
> a match between failure and old/new version.
>
> One way to see it is via Alexa app/devices/device/settings (top right
> cog)/About
Thanks, Paul, for your suggestion. Per post 1006, the firmware on
philchillbill wrote:
> I can see the retries in the logs and also see the successful attempts
> to stream to your other Echos. Pity the retries don't help.
>
> I saw somebody somewhere on the Amazon dev forums saying that a start
> offset other than zero milliseconds sometimes helps, so I've
Might be worth checking the device firmware versions to see if there is
a match between failure and old/new version.
One way to see it is via Alexa app/devices/device/settings (top right
cog)/About
Paul Webster
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author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio
raglencross wrote:
> Yeah, according to that link and others it leads to this problem has
> been around for a while and is definitely an Alexa firmware issue, as
> you have always suspected. The changes you have made there have not
> solved the problem, so it looks like we will have to wait for
Yeah, according to that link and others it leads to this problem has
been around for a while and is definitely an Alexa firmware issue, as
you have always suspected. The changes you have made there have not
solved the problem, so it looks like we will have to wait for firmware
updates to possibly
raglencross wrote:
> "http://raspberrypi:9000/stream.mp3?player=Alexa-OSP4A; results in
> playback in the Chrome browser on a W10 PC with Alexa-OSP4A shown as a
> player in the LMS GUI. With some Googling, I was able to determine that
> the two offending Alexa's have up to date software (as do
"http://raspberrypi:9000/stream.mp3?player=Alexa-OSP4A; results in
playback in the Chrome browser on a W10 PC with Alexa-OSP4A shown as a
player in the LMS GUI. With some Googling, I was able to determine that
the two offending Alexa's have up to date software (as do the 2 working
ones), but
raglencross wrote:
> Thanks, Phil, for checking your logs and suggestions. Short of a
> complete reinstall of LMS, I have tried all the usual restarts/power
> off-on for the problematic Alexa's and LMS, even updating and restarting
> the Raspberry Pi hosting LMS with no success. The devices in
Thanks, Phil, for checking your logs and suggestions. Short of a
complete reinstall of LMS, I have tried all the usual restarts/power
off-on for the problematic Alexa's and LMS, even updating and restarting
the Raspberry Pi hosting LMS with no success. The devices in question
behave normally in
raglencross wrote:
> Would you look at your logs there at the indicated time and see if you
> can figure out what is the problem?
What I see in the logs is
Code:
"request": {
"type": "AudioPlayer.PlaybackFailed",
"requestId":
Around 16:10 UTC, I tried streaming from 4 alexa devices. The first 2,
an echo and an echo stereo pair, would say they were streaming, but
there was no sound. The second 2, a show 10 and a dot, streamed
normally. All devices listed the players correctly when asked. Would you
look at your logs
I just fixed a bug I must have introduced a while back which affected
fuzzy-matching of player names. You would not have noticed it if you
were using the assumed player or just pronouncing your player names
correctly. :o
If you recently tried to assume a player and were unsuccessful, you can
While examining the LMS source code around favorites-handling, I
discovered an undocumented legacy feature which allows the entire
favorites hierarchy to be retrieved with a *single *API call. :)
When the 'feedMode:1' flag is added to the ['favorites', 'items'] query,
a data-structure is
raglencross wrote:
> Phil, my initial testing of your revised favourites engine has worked
> flawlessly with the added bonus that items appear to fetch and playback
> much more quickly. Keep up the good work!
Good to hear thanks :cool:
As a tip, playing by dot notation in the top-level
raglencross wrote:
> Phil, my initial testing of your revised favourites engine has worked
> flawlessly with the added bonus that items appear to fetch and playback
> much more quickly. Keep up the good work!
I echo (no alexa pun intended!) that, a great improvement, good work!
location
Phil, my initial testing of your revised approach has worked flawlessly
with the added bonus that items appear to fetch and playback much more
quickly. Keep up the good work!
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The new favorites engine is live. The spoken commands all stay the same,
it's just the way they are handled that changed.
Playing by *dot *notation works directly with the supplied utterance and
does not bother with ephemeral IDs any longer. A side effect of this is
that if you ask to play a
raglencross wrote:
> Thanks, Phil, for looking into this. I am using LMS v8.2 on a RPi 4 with
> the Raspian OS.
>
> At approximately 11:20 am ADT, I attempted to play/stream a few items
> using the dot notation, as you requested, and got the base-ID error.
> Hopefully, you can now catch this
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